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First published at 19:04 UTC on May 17th, 2021.

Dayton Victory Gardener

Ryan M Miller

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Since I have no coldframe or greenhouse, I'm often forced to harden off my plants directly outdoors before planting them. This often leads to damaged plant tissues, stunted growth and plant mortalities. In this video, I present my usual process for hardening off plants, but it is far from foolproof. Plant mortalities are not usually this bad when I harden plants off, but they were especially bad this year due to late frosts and windy weather.

As of December 2020, this channel now has a Patreon page (https://www.patreon.com/daytonvictorygardener). Any donations are appreciated to keep the channel running.

Featured music:
The Folk that Time Forgot by Forefather, 2010, Seven Kingdoms Records. Link for purchase: https://forefather.bandcamp.com/album/ours-is-the-kingdom-2017-re-issue-with-bonus-track

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